| - an acrobat used to drink |
TUMBLER |
| A doctor given tw o sovereigns and one shilling for a perfume ingredient |
AMBERGRIS |
| Can one get this for jam? Yes, one may exchange it |
EASYMONEY |
| Chinese money accepted by European for spice-producing plant |
FENUGREEK |
| Comedian in desert losing leader in movement |
BANDWAGON |
| Couch, having been extended, accommodates you, finally |
LOUNGER |
| Cover up furniture in court case |
UPHOLSTER |
| Crossing over river to make tea around hilltop |
TOWERBRIDGE |
| Drink port |
RYE |
| Endeavour to reveal the code |
MORSE |
| Food, worst I scoffed, and most unhygienic |
GRUBBIEST |
| Formidable female cricketer, English, overwhelmed by praise upon retirement |
BATTLEAXE |
| Half-heartedly shake up the joint |
ELBOW |
| Heading north by rail, convoluted and perplexing route |
LABYRINTH |
| In a taxi, one's upset by standard |
BASIC |
| Letters from abroad newspaper rejected |
NUS |
